West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-03


neaks in the country, was arrested In 81
louis with another man anil a woman, for
attempting 10 rob a jewelry store. Burke
has robbcl banks in every part OF the Udion.
An interesting plcco OF intelligence COINS
rom London 20 the eftJct that tho key L. the
meaning of anc eut inscriptions In the Hittito
auguagc has bccn discovered, aud that hence
/ records are modc intclligble which throw
great light on the R)ok OF Gsncsis.
Tho Toronto Board OF Trade has passed a
rsoluuon urging the Dominion Government
~ enlarge the canals between Like Oltario
'nd the sea and TO continue tho reduction of
20 Is ON export grain passing throu IA Cam
Uda
! Robert Nelson has been nominated for
VI yor VI Chicago 10y the United Labor
pTty. Nelson Is Master workman OF a
D strict Assembly OF Knights OF Labor with
membership OF %, %: and Is regarded rs .
Socialist. lie * au iron.molder by trado.
SIX boys wero llei ON the LohIgh Valley
| noad near Eistoii, Pa. They had stepped of
)ne track 60 avoid coal train and wore struck
/ ~ an unexpected passenger train on tn,
Dthor. Their names wero Walter Walters,
/ Walter Heath. Walter Pierce, Johu Gregg,
Charles Boustein aud Manning Glris.
Felix A. Graham has obtained verdict for
] t9),OO) damages against FAthr David Fen
ncSsy, OF 81. Mary's Colleg', Louisville, KY.
rhe plaintivo ciarg Vi that after having rec
)mmendcd him for ordination tho defendant
wrote conndeltiol letter stating that
iraham, ON account OF violent temper and
! 'oo little Latlu, was unfit for tho priesthood.
William T.. English, son Of William II.
| English, Democratic candidate for Vice.
President i'm 1881, was arrested in NV York
IN Saturday while ON tbs point OF starting
or Europe on complaint OF Mrs. Lucy &,
Case. n widow OF indianapolis, who charges
aim with having criminally assaulted her
md with having refused to fulfil hts prom.
So OF marriage. She sues for ss5, 90 dam.
igcs. English gave bail, but tho detention
| ,nusod him TO miss the steamer on which be
had taken passage.
Gen. Buffers accident will seriously inter
fore with his profe IsionAl engag sments. His
doctor says that the dlSlocation OF the shouls
der was accompanied by rupture OF tho lig-
Rment, caused by throwing the shoulder bono
forward.
Governor Wilson; OF West Virginia, has
rendered the United States Seuatorshlp TO
ID. b. LucH, OF J Tsrso1 county, who was
ono o: thu IL y 'mocratic '<ickers" In the
recent Senatorial contest Nc. Lucas has
accepted the tend " and will rocoive his cre~
dentinls shortly after the 4th Of March next,
VIM. Bryant, an unmarried farmer, was
killed near OHensb)ro, KY, Sunday. by his
brother, Nah Bryant Bryant had taken
quite fancy % " Jah's 10 year-old boy, aud
was taking tho lad homo with him whom
they were overtOken by tho father who shot
William dead. The fratric!de is In tho lock
up at Owensboro.
Fire broke out on Pier 37 North River.
owned by the Morgan Line Steamship ComV
pany, aud used as discharging pier for
freight. The total loss will be about $3.50.
90 70 t4DO,O0 On the dock were 800 bales
OF cotton and on the eight barges 2,5 0 bales,
making In all about 3,0)0 bales. Several
firemen narrowly escaped being burned 20
death.
Monday forenoon the roof OF tho chars-
ing department IN the Is 'ssemsr Steel Works
Of the Cleveland Rolling MI G mp1ny fell
IN with a crash, ani killed Que m IN and in
iured eigh: others Isaac Edwards wns
kisl and the following were seriously In.
iureI; Martin Henderson, Mike Tuepuer,
Joseph Miller, John Pesh, joan Jacobs, K.
i. Pierce. Stephen Migash and Patrick Pa
ton.
The long eKp,c ed and desired "chlnook"
| wind has a. last reached Montana Territory,
aud Is proving a boon and relief 10 the live
stock interests Sp ciql dispatcher from all
paris Of the Territory 70 the Montana Lfuo
! stack JoiUa0i report that the Chi
nook" il general, the temperature ranging
from 40 to % degrees, with warm w.nd
from the SOuthweIt, which II carrying OF
the snow rapidly
Row Rolo OL len pastor Of the Case Ave
nue. Presbyterian Charch, one Of the most
erlstocratic in Cleveland, surprised his con
grezation on Snnd y by resigning. In HE
letter abandoning his pulpit he said. my
only reason Tor the step Is a change, or rAtb-
~ growth and maturing, Of theological opln-
ions which makes IL impossible for me, In
good conscience, 10 longer 0sssnt 10 the doc
trinal standard of the Presbyterian Church.
a number ot union 'longsbOremsn met on
Sunday aud officially decided that all vessels
discharged OF loaded In any manner whatever
turing the past strike shall be exon,rated Tor
the reason that oil 'iongshorsmen refused g
work on tbs said vessel also that the long,
shoremen should take steps b. protect them.
selves ~ the future from ali outside inter
ference from any irresponsible persons Who
now olaim 20 have had no hand IN the recent
strike.
The psopleo Of wipd5m, n mn, are IN lm-
minent danger o. freezing fJr want OF fu5I.
There are only two cars Of wood there and not
p lump of coal, aud residents are forced O.
burn their fences and lumber piles To add
~ the seriousness Of the situation the blizz ard
of Saturday night, the saverest since 1871,
covered The railroad with several feet OF
snow. All ths msn available we're put 10
work shoveliug he road clear, but no trains
can arrive for some days
The Emigrant ship Disaster.